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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
FAMOUS CAss aEFTzEB.

Wzs PEnKulB has RECEIVED M0MEx Knom
EucEx nAEpwU.
Los ANoKxMs, Oot. 2B.-Tha teEma Of
settlement Of Che famous Perkins W.
Baldwin, sult was made pnbIlo for khe
nrst time today, although the asttie-
ment was nnnlly effected yastsfdaY. In
addition 10 what she has already Ee
ceised Miss Perkins GETS 5000, making
In all, about el1,oo0 she hes received
from Lucky Baldwin for dismissiuQ She
amount she pays her own attoEnsys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

0lxx. Ouk "a. 1851. Dr.L. -. Ssnneo..
Cergnsr. sm. Thai ! may nof ehancs
uy resolve, / md yeu fhil q nfranee.
I 90 lAo oa1E1 o. uzF elgtaE, GsaS1la
BoNoI1, deaIA a Nu4. j. 1854 I enaIE
not kesD The horrible saeEet any lunasr.
had b wEl1e In the maEaoxanan anm
book which loak. This a ona a. NV
Ea1snna feR making my exit krom khie
woEi&g staGe. Or. Bowers knaw nefh-
inG pf m9 Eis&, ond had no hand n keF
de.s1. No one h 10 hlama bat mysalf.
aao ! AKA this nbap = saiisga mEsslf
eFgm farther misery, and all concerned.
I don't W.gh - see my molheE.
me history Of the tragedy enm-
meneea efieR my slater married Ds.
boysE1. ! bad ceztain reaaons 10 think
ne wo1l6 goon ieava her. Hha alwsyg
quaKfeled with him. Gu one ooeasi6n
Ne tod ne Gha would poison HIN b.
Le.e he sholid Isave her. ! aid q ieat,
Hese him insured 0Esl.' 0hs nsid. sAIi
siNhks Bowers fug q long tims chieeA-
q. Finally uh8 eomQneEe6 ny GissaF
|a&mea Dew1Eal iodMen. and nlRo Howegw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

soprk, Oct. B.--A plot has baso dIn-
aovarad 70 ansaginaie PFines Ferdinand
and NJ. Hiamhuoi0a nnd NnkoheiRtsh.
The plot originated With q slave Gem
matlee % ODESSA.
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nAnEx PREPARATIONS HuB xzM mxmgUxIoA
--RnMFkREMg Anau1EzazN.
OArnAao, Ous. B.-Prspazatlons are
already being niIantly nla6a for the
eseat anti -AnaKohis. 6rana of Nov. n.
Algoaay !, q aa1eElsd tkat oEdoEs have
boen gwen 70 tha m1unera Of the
Second Regiment ok Infantry, Of tho
Illinois Nailonnl Guards. that thsg win
Be required % Be on duty for full
week prior % Nov. 1Ifh, at thaif afnaofy.
The probability h that the First Reai-
neak viii b called upon % d. she same.
Tho polioo pEepnEafians aFgnnd the fail
are axionniFe. Eha NhsxiM has already
addad 10 NE hmil ummbaF Of those
that Ne Law r1qniree te be pzaasnt, and
g very few pss8 lepsesensatvsa. 1ee
gloom which has mazk8& he eondamned
msn for several days eenifnnes 70
deepan On al oxaep1 PnEsuns, Who keeps
up exoolIent apiEii1.
RHERAnUo AnoufnNIu.
WAaHmaToN, Ost. A-oounssl on
both Bidss II the ChleaaD anarohlsl
saws are bually sngnaed psspaFins tbeiE
|nfRumonts uhieA tbeY VII mako y abe
Unitsd States 6upeame oouEt ca ThnFs.
DAY. 10 is psuoabie thAt 0eneRalg PfyoE
and Butler vii speak II sappoEt Of she
petition of q writ of error, and fhak A..
tpEuag General Hunk of uIinota will
aak d formal lsaEe Of enmRt 10 make nn
oral aERumanA n behalf of tho Htais
and in oppoaitlon 70 the petition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

OntoA0o. Oct. &-The ara formal
niaps iaksn by any Kniahts of LAhas
Assembly % tein the secession vas
iaken tonlght hy Ieeai assembly 1907, u
which PaFa0nA the anaEchigi, "a leader.
TAa assembly after q psptEaatod gamion
dafnxminad In favor af the Rebellion
and 3 litter 6ekt Agntnat PowdnFIy.
Ths assembly hes nos 20, however. aei-
ualiy withdEawu.
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81. Pam, Oct 2B.-The cold weather
Of yesterday and la.. niehi y We sharp
est ever known % Dakota 80 early u
the eeaeop. At Pembina Lest oigh1 The
mercury iouohed 3 degrees below zero.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

= QT0nNmE AID c0uNeK11oh-Az
D ',.s''. t@.sli Il andas Roasia bnsIdlnG Fr0ns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

pMramena hafsdimN wnn annpea waih
liask ihls maEnaaa. as 9 mark of re-
llpsoa % ne meneFg q Kliha 3. Wnre
iTnEua.
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Hkm Enanol1cs, Oct. D.--A dIrafoh
raosiv1d here te6sy from VaiD1lnIso,
nlatsa that tho BRITISH eaEk b1lnlI1ga
ffom London 70 San Ey91Elee3, Ea5
HS1kg o1gss u o& CApe HoEn- HAeiBnou
n Anand. Durina fAe eale nina 1nen ~
hparf ena AFamnmd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

Los AnaHEnA, Osf. Z.-Thi8 affair
noon shs alu6anta e s.. Vlnos1t,s Got
isas gave 8 reeoptlon 70 Oaz1lnal 0ih-
h0nI e The opeFa hoaae. An address o.
welcome u6s Delivered " Wllllam
Wogkmnn, oon Of Ne mayor. Iho
Oardlngl ieavea for No9 Orleans -.
mnEEOw morninQ. A speoial car % fn-
vtted guests aceompanyimR hin Dagl 0f
lie way.
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NaN NNAHNlRo0, Uel. "A tnnunR Wnn
tenferad 10 Bana4oE am6 Wra. LninmA
fItanfofd a TIE Palaos Hot1i f1is even
ina " tho tEustelB Of TIE Stamford
UnigoFniiy. Many pFomineni peEscng
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4 1AsMsss. sRIs1Lx Dlsoovssy,
Finding In His Barn Hb Young Hired llsn
Who hsd Hanged Himsslfin the hay Loft.

Finding In His Barn Hb Young Hired Man
Who dsd Hanged Himself In the hay LOTT
Special TO the IsrELLIssHcER.
ELIzABETuTowN, March 22-Another sui.
eide must be chronicled today. Oliver Kin.
sey, aged about 10 years, formerly Q resident
Of this place, but of lste employed on the
farm Of John X. Eshleman, In Mount Joy
township about three miles east OF
here, has died by his own hand.
1t appears that the young man was feeling
unwsil OF late and yesterday morning he was
told by his employer that he had better 70 to
the dsctor and be attended to He started
away about nine o'clock to Milton Grove to
see DR.. Thoma He returned later, but NO
one knew It About noon Mr.. Eshleman re-
turned home and inquired about him, but
NO one knew where he WA Mr.. T., antici-
pating that he was feeding the stock repaired
to the barn and ascended to the hay Ion, and
on looking around saw the form OF the young
man, whom he thought was standing He
called him BY nsme and received no 70.
ply. He was thrilled to see that the young
man was hanging high in the LOFT, and was 20
frightened that he could hardly descend.
Word was communicated to the parentA
who live in Conoy township. and to Deputy
Coroner Shenk, OF West Donegal, who held
an inquest over the remains.
At this writing no cause IL known Why 20
rash an act was committed. Oliver has
always been good boy, and worked with
might and main, a. though 1t were pleasure
The community Ii greatly shocked to hear of
his death, for he was well known and liked,
Interment will take place ON Wednesday
from the home OF his father, Christian K inssy,
who has small farm . mile and Q half above
Bsinbridge.
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Mss Kate Forsyth To-niohG-1his evening
this charming actress plays Faithful carts "
1t the opera house. The Nashville Tenn.
Union said OF her recently: "Miss Forsyth won
new and positive honors In the role OF Madeleine
in the play OF Faithful Hearts, and was so in
a. to bring tears TO the eyes unused to the
melting mood Her emotional talent Is Of the
most intensely faithful character; quiet,
womanly-fuu OF reserved force free from
overstrsining and marked by the genllest and
most sympathetic touches"
"1he Battle Of Geaysburo."-Next Friday and
Saturday Brlscoes great paintings OF the Bat
tie OF Gettysburg will bs exhibited in Fulton
opera house under the auspices OF post 405, g. A.
X. There will also be . matinee on Saturday
afternoon. The whole battle from the BEGINNING
to the end Is represented on canvas. and the
d cures ire life size. Gen. st. Clair MuIholland,
the well-kno.n soldier, vii! tell the story OF the
6ght to the audience.
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ter. PA. The frieaas aAA relatives afs respect.
fn II requested 70 attend marn .9t1AitW
Wrssn In this city, oa the ssd inst. Emil,
SON q rord. e ana Maggie Weber. ased years.
The relatives and friends Of the family Are ~
spectfuiiy invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his parents. No. ~ North Prince
street, on "wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
lntermcnt atst Joseph's cemetery. ltd
hsenNsn.in this ci, Z, on the sist inst; tbs e. Catha:
Of her age.
The reiativcs ana friends OF the family are re
specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her husband, No. us south
Queen street, on Thursday morniug at O'Clock
High Mass At st. Marys church at $50 O'Clock
lnterment at st. Joseph's cemetery. sta
kLLiSeBR lin this city. on the eoth inst. Geo.
II. killinger, In the A6th year OF his Age.
The relatives ana friends. members of the l. D.
O. r., u. A. u. and Lancaster MGnnerchor. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. nom
his late residence, at Mennorchor hotel. North
Prince street, on tomorrow Nv cdnesday) morn.
ing at O'Clock. Services Mt the house. To pro
coed Afterwards to fenua X. \. depot. Inter.
:nent at Harrisburg. Pa.
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SRS NSSrlAs rO-AlsRr.
me Intss.l unicipal Ball to H Discussed ss .
Public Meeting.

ne Intey.NunicipAl Ban to H Discussed ss .
Pabhe Meeting.
Tho socalled "inteY.municipal bill, to
govern Lancaster and cities Of its sze in the
stata, which II to be discussed in the citizens
mestipg at EAhleman's hall this evening, has
been amended upon second reading in the
Sonata Al altered new class OF cities IL
sdded to the list the classification now
defining cities between 1900 and 5000
q those Of the iourth.clssa. This u to legis
late specially for Scranton and Reading. The
third class comprises cities between 5000
and $50 600 this u for Allegheny alone The
ambiguity pointed out In Mr.. Henssl's
review Of the bill by the provision for laying
. tax on all matters or things taxable foi
state and county purposes u relieved BY
striking out the words state and" The
number OF wards allowed to cities 10 On.
laygsd.
The Questionable section altering the
present school system Of Lancaster 10 stricken
out % TAR - this city and those Of its class
are involved. It's amended 90 q to cover
Reading and Scranton only.
Ii there e1iated any doubt - to the mean.
ing Of the bill in the section providing that
sany city erecting or purchasing water,
gss or electric light works." should be re-
Quired to constitute . department with com.
missioners to run It, that doubt is removed
BY adding the words: Any city snow
owning or which may hereafter erect or
purchase" &c. Thus 1t II made plain that
hereafter under this bill Lancaster would
have to have . commisaion for water and
lighting.
Various other ch anges Of minor import are
maoe and the amendments will no doubt
% reported to the meeting this evening.
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fRB alsfOHiUAL SOulRrY.
4 Meeting Of the Executive Committee and the
kSua1n0oa Trnnsnrtad


Business Transacted.
A meeting OF the executive committee Of
the Lancaster County Historical society was
held at the Board Of Trade roomA on Mon.
day at 7:30p. M. A committee reported that
the Board Of Trade had offered the use Of the
room to the society once . month FREQ Of
charge. A vote Of thanks was rendered, and
this room will be used BY the executive com.
mittee for future meetingA The arrange.
ment for the quarterly meetings Of the soci.
ety will be announced hereafter. The time
for holding the next quarterly meeting was
changed from April 2 to April l6, st2 o'clock.
On that occasion State Librarian W. H. Egle,
Of Harrisburg, will deliver An sddresA A
number OF persons were recommended for
honorary membership. Some donations
were received, among them Q photograph OF
the bell formerly belonging to the Ephrata
mouastsry, donated by the Band Of Hope, Of
Grsce Lutheran church also, historical pam.
phlets relating to the FAirnount water
works, from Horace Smith, OF Germantown |;
old newspapers by Rev Dr.. Dubba. A com.
mittes was appointed to look into the sdvisa-
oility oteetng incorporated.
~fhe following committees were named:
Archaeology (including Indian relics, his.
toric remains, and numismatlco) &C. Steirer.
walt P. Hitler and 8. h. Zshm.
Topography (including local nomenclature
and The collection OF surveys, maps and On.
Rravtngs)-& 9. Slaymaker, Isasc Walker
and George Steinman.
Local Records (including the general su.
pervison Of the literary work OF the society,
and the suggestion OF subjects for investigs.
ton and discussion )-F. X DidenderfYer; W.
U. Hensel, esq, Rev. J. Max Hark, Rev. DE.
jas. Y. Mitchell, and w. Aug. Auee, ESQ.
Bibliogrdphy, with special reference TO the
early imprints OF Lancaster county-S. 81.
Zahm, Samuel Ssnsr, esq, and Dr.. @. H.
StubbA
Periodical observation-disclosures NJ. Reilly,
w. w. Greist and J. b. Ripple.
Biogrdphy-Samuel EvsnA
| Educdtion--Dr. J. p. Wickershsm, PROT
Isaac Geist and brahan r. Beck.
Ecctesidstical History-Rev. DR.. c. w.
Stewart and Kev. II. A, Brick kenstein.
Science. including Mining and Metallurgy
DIR. ]. 8. Stair and DR.. 8, Rathvon.
f1hticat History-W. u. Hensel, esq and
E. X. Martin, esq
Agriculture. and Forestry-S. p. Eby
esq, and Frank Griest
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CHICAGO, March 2.-The Drovers yournul 70
ports Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
S0 markst weak shipping steers. go 70
- .: COWS, bulls ana n1yed. % aO04 90 bulk,
eoo0S 30; through Texas. q ls0, SIX.
aogo-k6coipts, E,UU head shipments, 1000
headi market slow loo lover rough and
mixed. M g COS %; scsins and shipping. q 80
sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head market stronger; natives. s 0O04 IS :
western. S7a04 IS; Texans, q 5O0A % lambs.
-IAs1 LIBnrY.-Cattle - Receipts, 81, head
ehipments, 800; market nothing doing. all
through consign nments; shipments 70 New York,
Hogs-Receipts. I 100 head shipments ,lO(
bad market slow; Philadelphias. o 2G0s 80
Iorkers ob 6O35 so common to light o6 2O65 50
pigs eS l5@5 20; shipments TO >ew York. 70 cars
sheep -keceipts, $50 head shipments, 1900
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av,w vuA E1snlVsn s1s 0sasAs Aee-A
0sesoa OssAs nnAs a9 Lssg 80
Usoeal ta1Us
nlfA Catharins =. Hegsass, wiz Of Henry
aeeouef, died On Monday afteruooU, In her
56sh ysar. Six moaths EGO shs wae sGrioken
with paralysis and her death wM locked for
then. She partially feccvUred from that
stroke, but on Saturday she was agaln
slricken and gradually grew weaker, until
finally she Wa released by death. Deceased
wss born at Reissubech, westphallA and was
welded In her native town on August %
1856 Immediately amer their marriage Mr..
and Mrs Hegeuer sailed for the United
Statsp. and arrived In Lancaster ON December
6, 1885, whore they have resided ever sincA
In iSl4 they moved into the house on Soash
Queen street. where Mra Hegensf died Do
cesssd was the mother Of twelve children, OF
whom there are living, MA Kate Knapp J.
Harry, Frank, Miss Caroline. BENJAMIN, q.
Ed ward. assistant postmaster, and Ma Clara
HiemenA
Mr.. and MrA Hegsner celebrated their
roiden wedding In August 1885, and all
ent to participate In the festivities incident 70
such an occasion. In her death Mr.. Hegsner
has lost an affectionate wife and helpmate
her children . kind and loving mother, and
the community good woman.
The funeral will take plsce on Thursday
morning ate o'clock. Services will be held
at st Mary's church at $50 O'Clock, and tht
intsrment will be made at St Joseph's ceme
tery.
Death Of George zschman.
George Zschmsn, who was acquitted afte
being tried with the five mon who wer,
hanged for the murder Of Joseph Raber II
1873, In Lebanon county, died at Swatar
Gap, that county, on Sunday. After his n
lease he retired TO his mountain home
where since then he hes lived . consistsr
Christian life, appearing - Q Sunday schot
superintendent working in the mines and I
wood chopping He had been In bad healt
ever since his confinement In prison.
Death Of Mrs. Casharine Ilmmons.
Mira CathArine Timmous died ct her HON
In Nine Points, Bart township, on Sunda.
In her s6.h year. Her funeral will take plal
on Thursday at q N. interment In Il
/ cemetery OF the German Reformed churc
Lancaster.
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There was pretty large crowd at Mennsr.
chor rink last evening whore Q masquerade
carnival was held by Messra Ecksrt q Wolf,
who are now managing this place Of amuse-
ment Skating began st 7:3O and at $50 there
wss . grand march by the masqusradsrs,
VINO appeared In all kinds Of pretty and
fantastic costumes At 1890 all skstss were
removed and dancing began. 1t was kept up
until O'Clock this morning. The music for
the affair was furnishsd by the rink hand and
orchestra, and everything paassd o6 ouiaslv.
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civil War In the Tonga Hsiands.

The steamer Alameda, from sydney, re-.
ports that an attemp. was made to sssassi.
nate the premier Of Tonga island, :the Rev.
Shirley Baker, and his son and daughter,
while out driving on the evening Of January
18Th. The party was fred upon by several
men, white and native, and the PREMIER
daughter was wounded. Seven hundred
native warriors attempted to lynch the sus.
pected persons, but were oissusded by Mr..
Baker. The trouble was owing to religious
quarrels between tho different seetA Mr..
Baker charges the sdherents of MIR. Moultop,
one OF the missionaries, with melting the
natives to civil war. Great excitement pre-
vailed on the island ut last accounts, and Mr.
Baker was barricsded In the kings palace.
Mr.. Moultou denies inciting the hostilitie
and complains OF the oppression exercised
by his opponent on the Island.
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ORAERS.

BaIMAEa In this city. on the 22d inst, Her.
man r.. only son Of John y. and Mary II, rim.
meIs aged years ana months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TIHAoHs-Aarch %. 1881. In Bart township.
Lancaster county, CsthSrtle TtmmOns, 10 her
9Th year.
funeral from her late residence ct Nine
Points. Bart township. on Thursday morning,
March ~ ato o'clock. Jntsrment In the oeuo
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Miner Police Cases,

Ths mayor dispossd OF halt . dozen cases
~ morning One drunk, young man 70.
a111ng - the western part Of the city, arrested
- eonpaaint OF % member OF bis family, was
Aisohas9ed with Eeprimand. Five lodssn
Wogo discharged.
A1lbod Lschnsr, arrested on complaint Of
- lnfhss. for disordsEly conduct wss held
- hoasing beforo Alderman Pinksrtoo.
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~ DonDo - voNcA.
nanI4s Ionooh 0-1Ae min q ths
= "a 11Gn1y - besn shut down
a - Noono - repelfA During
- yaaaiis0 furnaces and
lnn&11osy Wofo 0iveo . general
- PIT b GOD Woskie9 Order
lGo1gto1 = epeeaGioa ysstsrday and
no1n9 vosy Woll
11ou9 DUoR Wooko 80 u 81 Charles iuf'
- eWDo4 ~ As0n 9. ,. 0subb 500,
NI1Ane kn6ly. Ths eontsats of the cupoaa
o NkGn - ~ ~ euPola pat IN good
%U1oE H lunoeo haD oeen redlled eno
M - llgAIod up a Tnursday.
= Essease xAas eveaa.e.
G1DooofD grooe painting o ne ba"ie "
xnoVaousB" VIII b e1hibited " ne open
Aoooo ~ evenin9 sue ne penens Oh 1en.
(ooGA - 49, YemsmS Ss onow tn0 wno,e
11oo GUm ~ sAlse ohoe 70 tne Ioe&" ana -
,ASuy soaltso1D representation Of the greatest
f60nl1 = ~ ~ rooealioo. The hiseoficai
- 10uapdvo leoeoro VIII % given " 0en'
- 09 4. Hulnoaland. Oer4't CnaA I.
Dpooogoe Win sound the bugle callA
O We0nsoday evening, Hon. VIM. Par.
eoaA q Bosom, viii deliver lecture In the
opeua houe4 taking Soc his subject I" A Story
q ~ Golden Aga" This lecture viii close
~ looeuEo ooursA under the managemeot Of
~ Ministerial assoclasioo. The speaker d
vogy eloquent ond VIII both instruct and
nDuDo hiD audisnoA
se:vssss = I've oecfenss'
Uetvsoes Whl pe neto IN tne 81 fauIs r
0urch o. Wednesdoy, - lollowe: Morn
ne ssrvioe q 1890 subject "The Doctrin,
q Hereditary Sun" aiternoon service at 4:3o
4 Unbjsot, " Tho High Prerogative Of Suffer
lng"; evening service at Z o'clock, subject
= Psaca."
Tho meeting for men viii b held in th,
Deoond Ssreee Lutheran church this eveninI
= ssvsn O'Clock. These meetings wsr
seasesa darisC the mooth Of February 3!
eoa neve usen Wen essenoeo. On eacn eve
ntnG hsv. swans gives precticei taike 70 IN
Psooe pfeeent Tne subject iof TINS eve
nan8 Wau % "a nouno Turn"
Ia - sns 49,.
1H JAM a. OunisP OF Msnsneio, Onit
vasso ns oIotnef, NJ .. u Dunisp.
Wn. 1ne swo DfotneI. mao NOT met &c
eevsoteen yeen On iast SUNDAY ke'
Dunlap proacned In ths Luthsran church !
Mmanove
@ me NJ w.u =: hiock, OF Cne!
": ~ vnau"S 10 cwn ~ eues
~ 80 a nuD.o CL,,H,o 20 ano 's
~ Ann,e Ds.'sm, 2, ~ O.rh,s' y vlsiun
sn .ae s"' :" ~ - n ne0'em'
S"' .uees
~. "snnangsf Ampreving.
WI Benningef, who met with terribl
enAroao ecoeoens On iase Thursday night 10
M M h8ns le9s - 0oWly Improving and th
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AARkAf6.

No Telegrsphic Market Reports.
Owing to the storm that has prostrated the
telegraph wires. .theIe are no telegraphic market
reports tod Y.
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+" TEE AIDDHN HAND"
sslhs Hinton Opens Wssks Eosagsm snt q,
the King street Theatre


the King street Theatre.
Miss Ssllie Hinton opened q week,s an.
gasement at the King street theatre last even.
Ing in The Hidden Hand, " to Q good sized
audieuce. Mias Hinton has been seen In this
city several times, taking important charscteru
In the company headed BY her late sister.
Nias Lille She has considerable talent. end
- star 10 winning quite reputation.
Last evening she appeared In the character Of
Arehie the newsboy, and Cdpitoia, an heiress
she actsd well and introduced Q number ol
new songs The young lady has Q good
voice, and knows how to use It Mis- Hin
toa's support " strong, her leading mar
being Eugene +. Ebsile, who Lest svsnine
playsd the part OF Major Ira Waydsid
fhe sudisncs seemed greatly pleased viii
~ performance This evening "Littll
Dunahins will b given.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

The supper by the Young Ladies' Aid Society,
OF the congregation shairy shomaim, at Eshls-
mans hall, this evening, promises to be largely
attended
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A0mlU0o - - St0eOo
Oflicer Barnhold arrested two young men
this morning on suspicion OF being horse
thisveA They gave the names Of Harry York
ana John Smith. The Circumstance which
led to their arrest wsa their offering to sell Q
horse worth q least $3.50 for $50. Tho officer
traced the men 10 the stsble Of Fentou Harris,
On East Grant street. and arrested them there
The men when questioned hy the officer said
they came from Camden, New jersey, and
that the team was their own and they had
the right TO sell It subsequently Smith I'd.
mitted that the team was stolen from .
Reading livery stable keeper on Monday
morning and driven to this city. The
name Of the liverym he did not remem.
ber. Policeman Barnhold learned later 10
the morning that the wagon and harness
belonging 70 the team we're ut the stock yard
hotel, and he went to that hotel and notified
Mr.. Skeen to hold the property for the pres.
ent On account Of the telephone and tels.
graph wires being down, the officer was un.
able 10 communicate with Reading to learn
the name Of the liveryman whose team was
stolen. York admitted that bis proper name
was Harry Docket. The ages OF the men are
. and Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
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